In this novel, Kolya and Leyda run away together after their mother forces them to dance in the streets singing in French. One character in this novel imagines spending eternity on "a hand's-breadth of ground." The socialist Lebezyatnikov exposes a plot to frame [*] Marmeladov's daughter in a theft, and in this novel, Peter Luhzin's fiancée Dunya eventually marries Razumikhin. The protagonist of this novel confesses to Porfiry Petrovich about his murder of the pawnbroker Alyona, whose sister Lizaveta was a friend of the prostitute Sonya. For 10 points, name this novel 
In this novel, Kolya and Leyda run away together after their mother forces them to dance in the streets singing in French. One character in this novel imagines spending eternity on "a hand's-breadth of ground." The socialist Lebezyatnikov exposes a plot to frame [*] Marmeladov's daughter in a theft, and in this novel, Peter Luhzin's fiancée Dunya eventually marries Razumikhin. The protagonist of this novel confesses to Porfiry Petrovich about his murder of the pawnbroker Alyona, whose sister Lizaveta was a friend of the prostitute Sonya. For 10 points, name this novel about Rodion Romanovich Raskolnikov by Fyodor Dostoevsky.
In this novel, Kolya and Leyda run away together after their mother forces them to dance in the streets singing in French.
{Crime and Punishment} [or {Prestuplenie i nakazanie}]